Refugees fear outside world delays at Eglin camp
About 1 200 Vietnamese refugees at Eglin Air Force Base remain in the camp due to fear of the unknown and concerns over sponsor reliability. Of 5 629 arrivals, 2 148 had sponsors and were free to leave, but only 961 left. A few who did leave returned, underscoring the uncertainty as sponsorships lag and the camp faces a longer closure timeline.
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Eglin Air Force Base
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Florida Panhandle
Hugh McCloone
Catholic Relief Bureau
Eglin
Les Gottlieb
Florida
L. M. Boyd column miscellany and trivia notes
This column collects a mix of quirky facts and brief observations. It riffs on naming and relocation of witnesses, Bible word origins, biblical corn references, a device to quiet barking dogs, and social notes on marriage, gender, and media advertising. It invites reader input to Chester Pennsylvania.
Outlaw Campbell Captured After Davie County Deputies Slain
Morrey Joe Campbell, 29, a furniture worker, was captured in a tobacco barn near Farmington after a manhunt for the deaths of Davie County deputy Wayne Gaither and Forsyth County reserve Capt. Jack Renigar. He faced two murder counts and an assault with a deadly weapon charge and was treated for shotgun wounds before being sent to Central Prison Hospital.
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N.C
Morrey Joe Campbell
Davie
Davie County
Farmington
John Henry Hicks
Yadkin County
Allen Martin
Davie County Hospital
Campbell
Central Prison Hospital
Raleigh
Gas hike deliberate aide says
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb said Ford’s energy plan would push gasoline near 7 cents a gallon. He noted conservation taxes would be returned to individuals and that the House bill would raise gas prices gradually, with a larger overall effect than the current administration proposal.
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Federal Energy
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Congress
Tent City Refugees Face Crime Probes and Banned Trade
In Guam's Tent City refugees face theft, a first stabbing, and concerns over prostitution while warmth and boredom fuel tensions. The camp bans nighttime sale of possessions to curb a black market. swapping and socializing remain allowed as officials struggle to prevent exploitation among about 35 000 residents.
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Agana
Guam
United States
Norman Sweet
SEPTA and Teamsters Reach Pact to Avert Strike
About 400 SEPTA office workers ratified a new contract with Teamsters Local 141 on Saturday averting a strike. The union had warned of stoppages if no agreement by Sunday midnight. Terms of the pact were not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
SEPTA
Teamsters Local 141
Malpractice rate discontent spreads across several states
The spread of doctor walkouts and slowdowns continues from California to New York and Pennsylvania as physicians protest a new malpractice law and insurance setup. Rhode Island groups also plan a June 9 strike with emergencies-only rules, while Texas and Bucks County doctors limit to emergencies. Governor Brown and CMA officials warn of potential renewed action if lawmakers do not resolve insurance costs.
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California Medical Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Rhode Island
Nassau County Medical Center
Long Island
State Medical Society
CMA
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Frederick W. Ackerman
CMA Council
San Antonio
Austin
Fort Worth
Tex
Bucks County
Rhode Island Society of Anesthesiologists
Rhode Island Neurosurgical Society
Kent County Medical Society
Washington County Medical Society
Philip W. Noel
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